The study attempted to see whether Pakistan economy can follow the Korean growth model or not. For the purpose Granger causality has been employed for the relationship between GDP and exports, capital formation, employment and education for both countries. Annual time series data for the years 1971-2010 has been analyzed through ECM. The results explained that capital formation and employment causes GDP to grow in Korea while the relationship was non-existent for Pakistan. Education also played an important role for growth of GDP in Korea. Pakistan may follow Korea for the positive impact of these macroeconomic variables.